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most citedStimulated Raman Spectroscopy with Tunable Visible Broadband Probe Pulse Generated by Kerr-Instability Amplification

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physics.optics2025

Supercontinuum Generation in 1-decanol

Nathan G. Drouillard, TJ Hammond

Although solids have been recently used in ultrafast experiments for spectral broadening due to their relatively high nonlinearity, their sensitivity to damage limits their long-te…

physics.optics2025

Influence of Kerr Anisotropy in Parametric Amplification

Nathan G Drouillard, Fadi Farook, Meerna Albert +4

Four-wave parametric amplification can be extended to the TW/cm regime using femtosecond pump pulses to amplify nearly octave spanning pulses with gain ~mm, which…

physics.optics2024★ 1 cited

Stimulated Raman Spectroscopy with Tunable Visible Broadband Probe Pulse Generated by Kerr-Instability Amplification

Nathan G. Drouillard, TJ Hammond

Femtosecond, broadband stimulated Raman spectroscopy is a popular approach to measuring molecular dynamics with excellent signal-to-noise and spectral resolution. We present a new…

physics.optics2023

Single-stage few-cycle pulse amplification

Sagnik Ghosh, Nathan G. Drouillard, TJ Hammond

Kerr instability can be exploited to amplify visible, near-, and mid-infrared ultrashort pulses. We use the results of Kerr instability amplification theory to inform our simulatio…

physics.optics2023

Phase of Kerr-based few-cycle parametric amplification

Nathan G. Drouillard, TJ Hammond

Kerr instability amplification can amplify over an octave of spectrum, a broad bandwdith supporting few-cycle pulses. However, dispersion management in this regime is crucial to ma…

physics.optics2023

Supercontinuum amplification by Kerr instability

Sagnik Ghosh, Nathan G. Drouillard, TJ Hammond

The versatility of optical parametric amplifiers make them excellent sources for next-generation ultrashort strong-field physics experiments, however phase matching considerations…